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Increasingly, Canadian Women are Becoming Household Financial Managers 

Over the last few years, the financial industry has taken note that women are taking more responsibility for personal and household financial decisions. A recent article in the Toronto Star on the subject noted that 90% of Canadian women will find themselves in this role by way of personal lifestyle preference, divorce or by [...]

By |2024-03-12T11:14:37-04:0023/11/2021|Learn&Grow|

Are you turning 71 in 2021? Here’s what you need to know

If you are turning 71 this year you will need to close your RRSP by December 31. This being said, it doesn’t mean you have to leave the CEIRP plan. You may have already been contacted by Canada Life and have made a decision about opening a CEIRP RRIF. This account offers the same [...]

By |2024-03-12T11:12:57-04:0019/10/2021|Learn&Grow|

Adopting Good Financial Habits in Your 20s, 30s and 40s

Here are some ideas on how to stay financially disciplined starting in your 20s through to your 40s:  Twenty-something: Do you know where your money goes? Knowing how you spend money now will benefit you in the long-term. There are lots of financial apps that you can try, which are designed to make budgeting and [...]

By |2024-03-12T11:11:59-04:0019/10/2021|Learn&Grow|

A TFSA Refresher

TFSA stands for the Tax Free Savings Account Anyone can have an account—almost: Any Canadian resident over 18 years old can contribute to a TFSA. Annual limit: In 2022, the contribution limit for TFSA is $6000. For this year, your cumulative contribution limit is $81,500. Withdraw funds with ease: Unlike an RRSP, a TFSA [...]

By |2024-03-12T11:11:36-04:0020/09/2021|Learn&Grow|

RRSP 101: Quick FAQs About Individual and Group RRSPs

Some members might not be sure about how Individual and Group RRSPs work. Here's a quick refresher sourced from the Canada.ca website: The Registered Retirement Savings Plan helps you save for retirement during your working years You can contribute 18% of your previous year’s income (total limit for 2020 is $27,230). The amount that [...]

By |2024-03-12T11:11:22-04:0016/08/2021|Learn&Grow|
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